About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, while a little girl was waiting for her mom in the waiting room, she noticed something peculiar on the wall. A picture of a smiling nurse suddenly seemed to wink back at her every few seconds. The girl giggled and pointed it out to her mom, who dismissed it as just a trick of light. But when other patients started reporting similar ‘winks,’ the staff began to wonder if maybe… well, maybe not. Finally, one evening after a long day, an exhausted delivery driver dozed off in the waiting area. Suddenly, he felt someone gently tapping his shoulder—was it the winking nurse? No, it was just another patient waking him up to use the bathroom. Everyone had a good laugh, realizing that sometimes our imaginations can run wilder than the walls of an urgent care center.
2. Late one night, an anxious dog raced into the emergency room, barking frantically and pointing towards the door. The staff looked puzzled until they saw the tiny flashlight beam coming from inside—a child had locked herself out and was using the only light she could find. Finally, a delivery driver arrived with some snacks for everyone’s trouble. The little girl giggled as she munched on her treat, while the dog wagged its tail happily beside her. It turned out that both were just neighbors’ pets who often played together after hours.
3. Late one morning, a small child wandered into the urgent care center, pointing excitedly at a strange shadow on the ceiling. The staff looked up curiously—only to discover it was just a mischievous pigeon playing peek-a-boo. A few minutes later, an elderly gentleman walked in complaining of chest pain. When asked what brought him here so quickly, he replied, ‘I heard that urgent care treats both emergencies and pigeons!’
4. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to the urgent care center's drive-through window. The air was filled with an odd scent—a mix of disinfectant and something sweet, like freshly baked cookies. He leaned over to ask if they were open when he heard a soft voice whisper from inside: 'Would you like a cookie?' The driver looked around suspiciously but saw only empty counters and closed doors. ‘Cookies?’ he repeated doubtfully. Then, another voice added teasingly, ‘They’re gluten-free!’ Finally, a nurse appeared in the doorway, smiling warmly. ‘Just our way of saying hello,’ she said. The driver shook his head, grinned, and drove off—leaving behind him the faint aroma of both cookies and disinfectant.